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Volleyball Team Awarded RSC Women's Team of Character
Published: July 11, 2022
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -- The Ohio Christian University (OCU) volleyball team was
selected as the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
River States Conference (RSC) Women's Team of Character Award winner for
2021-22. The Trailblazers' volleyball team was chosen after a vote from the
RSC Champions of Character Committee.
The RSC Team of Character awards honor one men's and one women's team each
year for their exemplary character and sportsmanship on the field, on
campus and in the community. Teams are selected by demonstrating the NAIA's
five core character values of
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -- The Ohio Christian University (OCU) volleyball team was
selected as the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
River States Conference (RSC) Women's Team of Character Award winner for
2021-22. The Trailblazers' volleyball team was chosen after a vote from the
RSC Champions of Character Committee.
The RSC Team of Character awards honor one men's and one
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -- The Ohio Christian University (OCU) volleyball team was
selected as the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
River States Conference (RSC) Women's Team of
Archived Articles of Interest
OCU Students Stand for Freedom
Published: April 18, 2016
CIRCLEVILLE — For 24 hours straight, Ohio Christian University (OCU)
students stood at the corner of Main and Court streets to raise awareness
about human trafficking as part of their fourth annual “Stand For
Freedom” event.
“A lot of people think of it as just a thing that happens in far-off
countries but it happens right here in this county, and there have been cases
in Circleville,” said OCU student Emily Swedberg.
Starting at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, members of the OCU International Justice
Missions (IJM) campus chapter displayed signs to raise awareness, held a
worship service with
CIRCLEVILLE — For 24 hours straight, Ohio Christian University (OCU)
students stood at the corner of Main and Court streets to raise awareness
about human trafficking as part of their fourth annual “Stand For
Freedom” event.
“A lot of people think of it as just a thing that happens in far-off
countries but it happens right here in this county, and there have been cases
in Circleville,”
CIRCLEVILLE — For 24 hours straight, Ohio Christian University (OCU)
students stood at the corner of Main and Court streets to raise awareness
about human trafficking as part of their fourth annual
Pitching In: Volunteers Serve on Community Action Day
Published: April 14, 2016
It was ideal weather last Thursday for the 17th annual Ralph C. Starkey
Community Action Day. Nearly 800 volunteers, including students from Ohio
Christian University, Circleville High School, Logan Elm High School, Teays
Valley High School, Westfall High School and New Hope Christian Academy took
on various projects throughout the county. The students, along with adult
volunteers, got out the paint brushes, rakes and shovels as they helped
residents with some yard work and handy-man jobs and worked in parks,
cemeteries and many other sites around the county. The event is coordinated
It was ideal weather last Thursday for the 17th annual Ralph C. Starkey
Community Action Day. Nearly 800 volunteers, including students from Ohio
Christian University, Circleville High School, Logan Elm High School, Teays
Valley High School, Westfall High School and New Hope Christian Academy took
on various projects throughout the county. The students, along with adult
volunteers, got out
It was ideal weather last Thursday for the 17th annual Ralph C. Starkey
Community Action Day. Nearly 800 volunteers, including students from Ohio
Christian University, Circleville High School,
